New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
rrnu.y EYES ON The FRENCH.
n..orp Of WAR IN THE CABINET CRISIS.
ovp,s SFLyENcE-PRocEEpISaso on fnA
hAN'n,,sT.G-roLIrIcAL AND PERSONAL

,,,.,I * Nav offending the iss"c VI '"o -,
s,ss at Paris official opinion mere ilin''.i to,
w., silence The North German 6dsets refruils iiv"
pp'o' ora than meagre dispatches concerning Tue uo
v,onts in France frank expresson.of oIicia,
49,, vvonld have the effect of Strengthening e'ene,'
,s,lapyer.s party and weakening the oPpor'uhs' w
- srking to GUST him. The Government recei'oo
ay,ees respecting every phase OF tue Misoii 80
.,a,ions at the Eysee. The latest dispatches .n.
.hat Boulangers position is unshaken anu s 49,
,aa,.r.De Freycinet Ministry is likely 70 We ioi 80.
s,oh will adopt the Bouanger gospel OF Te'"'''" c.
,ous 10 attack Germany. Whatever ina! 10 t Ie ~.
aeter Of the next French Ministry the o's,S " |
strengthened the war party IN 1ef"i""' ~
spirit OF the people
RIs4ARcK's PROPHETIC VISION.
Tho errecurrng changes of the French GoVerneh'
ii forcibv Prince Bismarcks argument curing INC
Ieo~i s,to that the internal instability OF France
~ ,roric danger TO Germany, as any gay hleh'
- ohonge of Ministry which would preepi'aVe"
mar The Berlin Post the Krdt; ze'''"'0 anu o'l,i
avreu mon this theme, urging the compe'ioh VI "o
-enaratons on the ground that the army must Oe 80
q. .ho worst as the coming Ministry conforming 10
.oi 80, --o a. 5ictator may mean immediate war III NJ
,o spcceeds In forming Ministry all the prospects
o. ,hat General Bouangers ascendancy VIII Do ere'or
~ban IL either NJ de Freycinet OF M. |leinehoe VIZ
premier The view entertained in oifcal eireleS heo 70
,hat with NJ Rouvier Prime Minister, Generii bouinsei
oul6 absolutely dictate events and render the mamie
vance of pacilc relations exceedingly dhcult Iupno
I'm the result of the French Ministerial crisis Is
intense though undenonstrative. The French press
pubish fantastic reports Of demonstrations aean'' '
eral 'Boulanger alleged to have occurred az
linden but the reports have no basis OF tru'n Do'"
.er,s name IA in everybodys mouth, his photograph
displayed everywhere and his figure i'll the fanopueun
woxw,rks il the centre Of observation; but Berlin pre-
serves erfect confidence in the ability OF the army W
dispose of Bouanger and France when the te cones'
and has no impulse toward vain displays Oh ahfFeuon
feelings.
REFORM IN ALsACE-LoRRArNE
Ministerial bill sent to the Bundesrath to-day con
.nrlas an important step toward the reform OF the adj
ninstration of AlsaceLorraine 1t alters the present
system OF appointing burgomasters ana soosne s ono
Regulations recurring burgomasters 10 ne CHOSEN llo
me Communal Council. 1t provides also that eSr 10
masters and deputy burgomasers s With allow
ances fixed by the district presidents
Dr-uEs ON SPIRITS, SUGARS AND CEREALS
A bill with a sugar project will he presented IN tne
Rechstag when that body reassembes on June s. AFTER
the Whtsun holidays At about the same time proJec'
70 the duty on cereals viii he ready N
every prospect of busy period OF practcal W
after the holidays, the Reicbsag responding Ninss W
the financial demands OF the @ capa marked
contrast TO the budget dlssensions Id INC rreho q"
The New German Liberals intend to renew their pro
posa to tax the funded income as counter project 70
10 have The opposition OF of the National LID
erals, and it is equally certain that tne New neafn
liberals chance to checkmate the GoNerhehts
financial policy by any proposal tending to increase
direct taxation
ANTI-sEMITIc FEELING.
The anttsemitie spirit displayed afresh In petition
eent TO the Rechsag emanang from the Society for the
Protection OF Animals. The society protests generally
against the cruelties practised III the slaugeThg
animals ana esPec ~, Iopged tortnre is infcted
Jerren WndthOrst and Miguel defended the ieIglous
customs the Jews and rebutted the charges OF crue
The Reichstag after long discussion rejected proposal
to send petition TO the Chancellor ana passeu " Tue
order OF the day.
BISMARCK TO CONFER WITH KALNoKY.
ALTHOUGH Emperor William will not visit -Gasten ana
will forego the yearly meeting with the Emperor OF
Austria Prince Bismarck will hold a conference with
Count KanOky at Franzenbad. visit of Emperor
but was decided against as the Car united in the
conference ii would have been an obvious 9eeiaIauoh
Snee the NorM German Gaettss exposures respecting
Count Andrassys agreement with Russia the friendship
Stronger Herr Won Tizzas admission before the Lower
House Of the Hungarian Diet to-day that the agreement
was fact has weakened Count AndrasSys hold on the
Magyar MEMBERS and tends TO strengthen the position OF
Count Kanoky Among the subjects OF te rraaenoan
the Vatican and the Italian Government Mgr Calm
5sr since ens1 Pa 9e Ea G on ps e question OF
supporting the Vasan claims 10 OBTAIN hoi Po as
recognition of the kingdom Of Italy Prince Bismarck
has given assurance TO Mgr SaIlmpeiI that nc Mn
assist in the efforts to effect reconciliation between the
Vatican and the QuirnaL
GERMANIZING ALsACE-LoRRAINE
The work Of Gennanizing Alsaee-Lorraine proceeds
apace The Landes zeif,R9 publishes an official census
showing that during the five years since 1880 the
German emigrants numbered $4,000 displacing 49254
natives II Is estimated that II the native emigration
continues in ratio the provinces will be com
pletey German within quarter of century
the recent notable explosions have heen those
OF Baumggrtner merchant of Saint Marie Mines VINO
ycr.sar OG OF MnHSuse Basan merchant Of Weller
and IIoeroft manufacturer OF Nelderoronn,; an open
have becn ned
Boulanger, Negrier and other French Generals.
ALLEGED FRENCH SPIES TO BE EXAMINED.
The inquiry at Leipsic into the affair OF the alleged
SPIES Klein and Grebert. who were associated with
schnabele opens about the middleof June The utmost
importance is attached to the expected revelations as to
the future basis for official representations to France
against espionage bill dealing vita spies Is being pre-
SOCIALISTS TREATED WITH RIGoR.
Among the thirty-one Socialists upon whom the
Eagieburg tribunal imposed sentences varying from
two weeks nine months imprisonment arc the leaders
Bremen and Klees who acted mediums for the secret
circulation OF socialist pamphlets. The inquiry proved
the existence of perfect organization
TOebem and twenty other persons, Will be begun
Oh May u.
STATE OF SIEGE AT sPREMBERG PROLONGED.
A Ministerial decree has been issued proonging the
state OF siege at sprembergone year.
THE CROWN PRINCES THROAT. -
The throat trouble OF Crown Prince Frederick William
f. growing worse London specialist. Dr. Morell Mac
kenzie held consultation with the Princes physicians,
Professor Gerhardt and DR.. Bergnann, to-day. Dr.
Mackenzie made prolonged examination OF the Prince
throat is publicly given out that the maady Is a
thiekening of the vocal chords while 1t is privately
stated that there distinct symptoms Of eancerous
growth.
THE INSANE DUCHESS OF CUMBERLAND.
The Queen Of Denmark is visiting her daughter, the
Duchess Of Cumberland. at the asylum at Dobing The
Queen travelled under the sreest incogto refusing TO
allow the officials receive her at Dresden Vienna and
other stations the journey The pregnancy OF Tie
duchess delays her restoration 10 sanity Her generally
enfeebled state causes grave anxiety"
PERSONAL AMP THEATRICAL NOTES
The King of Wurtemberg has returned to Stuttgart
from his sojourn at Nice. lie Is much improved IN
health but the doctors continue 10 insist upon his abso